The Papua New Guinea National Research Institute (PNG NRI) in a small but moving gathering farewelled a long-serving researcher and an advocate against gender-based violence
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WHP staff trained to conduct COVID-19 testing
Staff from clinics and health centers in Western Highlands have been trained and will be ready to do tests for the COVID-19, an official says.
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NARI raises issues with council’s appointment
The National Agricultural Research Institute (NARI) has raised issues concerning the appointment of its council’s committee, alleging corrupt and poor practices involved in the appointment
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Raminai Defends Ministry Integrity, Criticizes DHERST Secretary’s Media Comments
Port Moresby: Minister for Higher Education and Sports, Wesley Raminai, has strongly defended the integrity of his ministry following public comments made by the Department
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Department head reports minister for unethical conduct
The Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST) Secretary Fr Jan Czuba has written to the Office of the Prime Minister, James Marape,
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Former UPNG students file lawsuit against State
Two former students of the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) have filed a lawsuit against the State after they were injured in a student
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Czuba’s lawyers raise concern over newspaper publication
Lawyers representing Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology Secretary, Fr Jan Czuba, have raised concern regarding an article published by local newspaper regarding
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Unitech goes into 2 weeks lock-down
Papua New Guinea’s University of Technology (Unitech) has gone into a two weeks lock-down following the deaths of two (2) senior academics from the same
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2021 academic calendar unchanged
The 2021 academic calendar for pre-tertiary schools in the country will remain unchanged including examinations dates, according to the National Department of Education’s Secretary Dr
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FODE students receive study materials
The four week suspension of classes across the country will not have much effect on FODE (Flexible Open Distance Education) students’ learning, says an official.
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